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Ask HN: Would doing a coding bootcamp be a horrible idea?
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3y ago
Reading this is one of the bleakest depictions of founders I’ve ever seen.
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3y ago
Or new lithium sources
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Ask HN: How long has it taken for job markets to recover after stock markets do?
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3y ago
This seems to have gotten much worse in recent weeks and I don’t understand why. On a wide array of subs, spanning many topics. Moderators seem to be very quick suddenly to quash decenting opinions.
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3y ago
I’m developing a similar approach to Reddit (in theory) Saying these sites are great resources for information, but not great places to express emotion.
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3y ago
The big caveat here is “good sales for the company” Sales reps so often have incentives that are terribly aligned with the company’s long term success.
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3y ago
I my experience, you aren't actually doing nothing and having nothing asked of you. You are more likely tasked with things that require spinning your wheels. Boring, pointless, and directionless work that doesn't challenge you. It
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Ask HN: When will anticipated economic growth lead to life in tech improving?
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3y ago
Not really sure, which is why I left it intentionally ambiguous. Clearly, "tech" roles on the front lines of medicine such as a CT Scan operator are going to suffer from the same stressors that others on the front lines experience
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Ask HN: Is doing tech-related work in the American medical field horrible?
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I grew up with ZackFreedman. We were good friends as kids for a year or two, but then lost touch. Remember hearing vaguely that he had gotten into stuff like this a couple years back. What a blast from the past! Thanks for sharing.
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3y ago
Did you mean Peertube? Peetube would be something very different which, to my surprise, doesn’t exist.
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I like the idea of replacing the time I spend on Reddit with blogs that provide new insights. One big place I’ve found Reddit helpful in recent years is a niche community about a chronic illness I have. Initially for collecting more informa
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Thanks for sharing. Makes sense and I can relate to many of the things you say about Reddit (too bad it’s so hard to do things in moderation these days).
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Why do you think spending time on HN is better than Reddit? Serious question, because I’m not sure I understand. Hope it doesn’t come off as antagonistic. I too wonder if the negative things Reddit does to me outweigh the positive, but neve
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3y ago
Just want to point out that this post is by a company that works in the “AI” space. Not saying that it’s wrong or right, but it would be like asking someone in a cult to tell you if the cult is a scam. You might find a few dissenting voices
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3y ago
Every moment in your life is an ultimatum because you can not do two things at once. So while I like the concept of this advice, its hard to execute in practice. I'd adjust it to "never choose the one who is unwilling to discuss
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Ask HN: Do founders have to feel passionate about the problem they're solving?
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Ask HN: Built a sales/marketing engine for your bootstrapped SaaS company? How?
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Hasn’t this been true for decades at this point?
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Never heard of it before. Thanks!
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Ask HN: Medical Journal Paywall Circumvention?
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Ask HN: Did you work with Doug Burgum in the tech world?
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And if they did really want to hide it, why not do a better job? If you don't want to lie on the Whois, use a shell company or something.
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How'd you determine that?
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The particular concert this was for (Illenium at Merriweather Pavilion on 7/15) had resale disabled on Ticketmaster itself per an agreement with the artist.
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The most forgiving explanation is they are acting as a middle man, to avoid telling sellers who the customers really are. But why would StubHub avoid admitting they are doing that? SeatGeek just has you transfer the tickets to an email at t
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Ask HN: Stubhub buying their own tickets under fake names?
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Remote work options are something I often hear people refer to as a negotiable thing these days. But how does that work? Successful remote work is a function of company culture. Assuming you are allowed to work remote more than your peer ho
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